Geopolitical challenges in Asia have become multi-dimensional. North Korea’s persistent development of their nuclear and missile programs have prompted upgraded responses by the U.S. and China, and triggered a reorientation of defense posture in South Korea and Japan. China’s role in the region remains uncertain, amid continuous military expansion while upholding trade liberalization and infrastructure development in the wider Eurasian continent. In such a complex geopolitical background, what will be the role of Japan? Experts from Japan, China, the US, and India gather to discuss these issues.
Sept 18, 2017. G1 Global Conference.
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